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Singapore

  • Indonesian television broadcaster MNC Sky Vision has launched the senior syndication phase of its $275m two tranche borrowing.
  • DBS Group Holdings has completed its inaugural foray into Hong Kong’s bank capital market, selling a Basel III tier two trade last week. The move is part of the Singaporean lender's strategy to diversify its bank capital funding sources.
  • The European Covered Bond Council (ECBC) has appointed DBS's Colin Chen as the chairman of a new global working group for 2016-2019.
  • Manulife US Real Estate Investment Trust (Reit) has tentative plans to start pre-marketing its Singapore listing from next week, according to sources close to the deal.
  • In this round-up, trade settlement picked up in March, Asian exchanges saw declining USDCNY futures volumes, Nigeria will include the RMB in its FX reserves, a survey found the RMB is likely to replace the Hong Kong dollar as most popular currency in HK, and a new cross-border scheme was established between Singapore and China. Plus, a recap of GlobalRMB's top stories this week.
  • A $315m five year loan for Stats ChipPac has been signed after being in syndication for six months. Eight banks eventually formed the lending group.
  • Allocations have been revealed for a $274m triple-tranche loan for Indian pharmaceutical firm Strides Arcolab's acquisition in Australia.
  • Singapore-based wastewater treatment company Hyflux has cut the size of its loan to $224m after failing to muster enough demand.
  • Credit Suisse has named former Macquarie banker Cheun Hon Ho as its new southeast Asia ECM head.
  • Singapore’s PSA International braved a crowded market on Tuesday to make a return to dollar bonds after a six year absence. The rarity of the name worked in the issuer’s favour, allowing it to meet its key pricing objective.
  • OUE Hospitality Trust’s S$238.6m ($175.7m) rights issue has been a big success, with shareholders signing up for 1.4x the shares on offer, according to a company filing.
  • Singapore’s PSA International broke its six year absence from the bond market in style on Tuesday, raising $500m in a deal that met its objective of pricing inside the curve of the closest comparable.